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To enforce zero test failures and skips before merging, you need a final validation gate that runs the full test suite and blocks integration on any errors. This process auto-detects your project's test runner and executes all tests.

Cross-phase acceptance criteria validation is the process of parsing development plan files to verify that every phase has completed its required deliverables. It surfaces regressions and scope gaps that individual per-phase checks often miss.

To check cumulative test coverage against a base commit, you can run a coverage audit that aggregates plan-required tests, flags missing tests, and scans for untested source files relative to the dev-guide base commit.

Yes, you can generate a timestamped test coverage report by running a final validation gate that audits cumulative coverage and writes the results directly to the .claude/reviews/ directory for follow-up analysis.

The validation gate works with your existing test runner by auto-detecting the project type to choose the appropriate execution command. It requires projects organized by dev-guides with phases including acceptance criteria and plan files.

If some acceptance criteria are unchecked, the full test gate will prompt the user to override the missing requirements. It verifies that every phase has completed its acceptance criteria before allowing finalization to proceed.